They make a big deal of communicating beforehand that they ask deeply personal or upsetting questions, but I feel as though that was overstating matters--for most people. Still, it's responsible of them to give a heads-up, and I like that they mention (exactly) who's collecting the data.

*** 2013 Survival Guide ***"I must've lost it when I was twerking at the trash fence." -- BBadger

They asked so many religion questions, I got confused and had to start questioning my beliefs. I think I might have ended up a Buddhist, that had a 7of10 christian experience at Burning Man, while riding an art car.

Why don't ya stick your head in that hole and find out? ~pieholePlan for the worst, expect the best. Make the most out of it under any conditions. If you cannot do that you will never enjoy yourself. ~CrispyDave

Just filled it out, to varying degrees of satisfaction. The questions on sex and partners only served to confirm the sad state of affairs I am well aware of, though it was nice to share the 3 types of music I most enjoy- Loud. Sad. Angry.

Though strange there are no questions regarding, say- Frequency of bathing?Have you shat in a bag?Been hippie fished?Caught any?Did you eat anything you would not have in defautia?Mostly positive or negative hallucinations?Rate your satisfaction, from 1 to 5, with the number of penises you saw this year.How would you best describe your love of fire?